Not a frickin chance, While a few of the more sensible "journalists" around the dead tree industry are beginning to show some faint memory of once having had backbones, Corporate Media is still as frightened of these fascists as they have ever been. Of course, the fear is mainly instilled by financial worries since there are lots of deals pending before the FCC.

In a related issue, there have been some interesting reports of Media insiders dumping their stocks.

Such as the Sulzbergers, dumping a bunch of their shares in NY TImes stocks.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ir?s=nyt
(scroll down)

I guess they figure NYC property won't be so valuable after it's radioactive.

Wow Lurch. if you've got some good stock tracking software please keep a look for insurance, banking underwriters who may well undergo unseasonable trade swings.

There will be a money trail wherever the next vacation culminates. Not just airlines, chem facilites perhaps or air mail delivery systems (fed ex. competitor for example).

Have the feeling Richard Clarke's consulting firm has good inroads on such.He'll keep an eye on stuff for certain.

Have the feeling the enxt attack will be close enough to scare us. Another haiti incident, puerto, or the mexico area especially any oil refinieries since there were 7 fires here including the pipeline to airport at Alaska that's a major jet center. Sent a message to Clark's Q&A asking him to get an assesssment of the Alaska pieline a fire went down there from the BushSr/Clinton transition that may have well been the AQ network since they are leveraged by Saudis...

I knew of three of the refinery fires and 2 chemical firms including one in this town. Think that would be more of the McVeigh profiles and heaven forbid Bashcroft go profile the fundies he got enough people mad over gunshows. Good way to build stockpiles if you claim the other unaccounted for/fire damaged...

They gotta pucker up for the base votes...and the Crawford ignore status may well be underway since polls are so bad.

Why doesn't the NYT spell out all of the details that its reporters relied upon, including sources, so that readers can judge their professionalism? Might such a story read like a fairy tale? Might it serve as a lesson for future stories from its reporters? Back to Journalism 101 basics, please.

By the way, doesn't this selling by insiders demonstrate that when newspapers go public with their stock, potential conflicts of interest arise vis-a-vis their readers? Profits before the truth?

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a drunken retard for a president, and the times admits they don't know shit about journalism. nowhere to go but up, i hope.

Chemical Weapons may be unearthed? They were sure to cause damage there...

Israel can loan some baby bulldozers from their 'palestine parking lot' project and perhaps bury/unberay some regular garbage cans and claimit for terror...

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2. Strategery
   
3. Webb wins
   
4. Huh?
   
5. Bunnypants in Bagdad
   
6. Outage
   
7. Filthy Lucre Watch
   
8. Playing the numbers
   
9. My letter to Countdown
   
10. Jefferson's Nigerian Scams